Vintage walls ice cream container aluminium. This great item would make a fantastic ice bucket for your beers / wine etc, on a patio or a garden pot ( see pictures. All items are illustration only not included).
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Size: 42 cm wide 21 cm width 30 cm tall.
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Some age related wear. Note, there is a name and green paint on one side which could be easily removed. Personally I love it! It used to belong to Toni's ices !!
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Wall's ice cream's history began in 1786 with a butcher's shop in London, T. Wall & Sons Ltd, which later expanded into ice cream in 1922, following a 1913 idea by Thomas Wall to increase summer sales.
Here's a more detailed look at Wall's ice cream's history:
1786:
Richard Wall opened a butcher's stall in St James's Market, London, which would later become T. Wall & Sons Ltd.
1913:
Thomas Wall, grandson of Richard Wall, conceived the idea of making ice cream to increase summer sales, as demand for sausages and meat dipped in the summer months.
1922:
After World War I, the Wall's ice cream Wall's ice cream's history began in 1786 with a butcher's shop in London, T. Wall & Sons Ltd, which later expanded into ice cream in 1922, following a 1913 idea by Thomas Wall to increase summer sales.
Here's a more detailed look at Wall's ice cream's history:
1786:
Richard Wall opened a butcher's stall in St James's Market, London, which would later become T. Wall & Sons Ltd.
1913:
Thomas Wall, grandson of Richard Wall, conceived the idea of making ice cream to increase summer sales, as demand for sausages and meat dipped in the summer months.
1922:
After World War I, the Wall's ice cream 1960:
Wall's became a half owner of Mr. Whippy and its fleet of soft-serve cream delivery vans.
1974:
Wall's turned Mr. Whippy into a franchise business.
Present:
Wall's ice cream is now sold in 52 countries around the world and boasts a range of popular brands like Twister, Solero, Feast, and Cornetto.
